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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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adverbial?
Hi,
1. Please tell how a person could tell if the underlined part is an adverbial that is necessitated by the verb 'has'.
He's gone to the store.
2. Also, how is that the underlined verb has to be 'have' and not 'has' when 'row' seems to be singular?
Stitching is a row of stitches that have been sewn in ...
1. Please tell how a person could tell if the underlined part is an adverbial that is necessitated by the verb 'has'.
He's gone to the store.
2. Also, how is that the underlined verb has to be 'have' and not 'has' when 'row' seems to be singular?
Stitching is a row of stitches that have been sewn in ...
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1. He's gone to the store . = He has gone to the store.
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- He's gone to the store .
- = He has gone to the store.
- -- To the store is an adverbial; has gone is the verb.
- 2.
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1. He's gone to the store. = He has gone to the store. -- To the store is an adverbial; has gone is the verb.
2. Stitching is a row of stitches that have been sewn in. -- The subject of have is stitches.
2. Stitching is a row of stitches that have been sewn in. -- The subject of have is stitches.
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